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Saturday, November 13* 1913 Dedicatesv Renovated Chapel at St. Pful, | Nashville, Tenn. '* '3 " . Service^ tlvM- newly redecorated 'auditorium of historic St. Paul AM^v-clmrch. .Nashville, Pamratfee* 6el<Kj3H*>(laV. October ii-, Avinrifc* sr. atoms, Hon of l,he y\ME .clnuch, delivering the eleven* bVlock sermon. i I The work of repairing and beau tifying this spneious chapel which cost nearly $800.00 was. initiated and completely paid for under the ' leadership' of St.- Paul's new pastor Rev. S. ?. Morris, Jr. At four o'clock in the afternoon a men's mass meeting was held with Dr. J. II. Hale celebrated surgeon and staunch churchman, as master of ceremonies. This (pft meeting featured a symposium on ' Freedoms," with talks by Jthe following outstanding personalities: Drs. E. A. Selby, C. G. Harwell, Revs. R. A. Ewing, J. J. McNeil* fUTt TV.-.-..-:--- It - T'! ? ? - ?IIH I'll, iuunus- XM.CIV1SS1CK, Jl". A . Thr? fiftyV pi-nfli-nn1 u -ir nnni|.lft)?jed with a musical, entertainment ^ at seven-thirty in the evening un der the direction r?f Mw?W. .S. Quinland and the women . of the church. .. ?. j Rev. A. P. Porter H* Writes of His Trip To Georgetown, S. C. * ' I REV. A, P. PORTER . Rpv G G Tlinirvlr, pa-hm O?jh Cherry Hill Baptist church four- | v..teen years; Piney Grove .church, | v in .Andrews six years; Bethlehem j Baptist church, Kingstree, four years and First Calvary Baptist church, Georgetown, twenty nine . months, wired me last ilonday, - ^ Oct. 27th, an invitation to run his . revival at First Calvary Baptist church, Georgetown, 1 arrived at .-.v.^Georgetown about 2 ojclock Monday, Ngv.'lst. Doctor Daniels was waiting for me on my arrival and carried :mg,.,to his-home, where 1 >, - met hi{?7.?on- f?b4nuelv one of the * ? finest boys Pve ever met, only sixteen years old and the organist of FiTst Calvary church; and has and girls that he is teaching music twice a week. He is indeed a christian?ehRd. Wc went out to * the church and met a very enthusiastic and spirited prayer meeting. We started on our campaign, and I preached seven sermons in Virst rolvnvii ,..,.1 thi^ee added to the church, two ' converts, candidates for baptism I and one by letter. We went t o I Conway Sunday p.m. and preach- { ed to the Cherry Hill Baptist church, where we added to the church two, one candidate f o.t baptism and by christian experience. My last, service ^vas back ~ - to~First~C*nlvary where we preach ed our final sermon and the Lord's Supper was served. I have been around trying t o preach in the North, artd in the South, but I have never met in * all of my history more enthusiastic, emotional and spiritual ferfor. Indeed Doctor G. G. Daniels [ ^ ? our vice-president of thd i). and ' *tf' M. Convention is worthy .of the offices he holds. He is" dignifying the* Baptists-irr-thrrtr prrrt-of- -HTtr state. He is moderator of two Associations and has built a' large brick building at Conway And Andrews and, is hauling * brick now for a greater First Calvary where he has taken in this year over 200 members and the church is only twenty-nine months old, but the membership of approximately 700 I went to their Sunday school supposed to have been at 10 o'clock,but a little late rtlid I certainly admire the class of folk that were active in the Sunday school. A Mtfge trdb'd 'Of arid vion and old ^omen, plus the middle age and M) a crowd of small children. Indeed * Doctor * Daniek* is a pastor. Tie ? and I wgie Ivisy nearly every day in going aJ>out doing good on his -pastofrar work, visiting various 'members pad most especially sick folk. I*rdying for. them aud with them;' ohd- giving them some nancial hgi-p here ami; there. I - ; have diet' but few homes that came Up tb my ideal a* near as Doctor Daniel's comes up to. Every morning his devotions. I mean reading the Bible and then prayer before eating his breakfast. Everybody should adopt the habit of reading their Bible daily it's the book of books; it is the ' word of God? w ;l: ? i| I : ' * T7. S. War Dupnrtrnent LONG ANI) SHORT OF IT! City, Kansas, just met the Women's | Army Corps maximum height reI quirements, being exactly six feet I Jill on/4 Pritrntn 3fY?-/?a T of Washington, I?. C., was almost caught on the other end of the measuring tnpc_by being a scatjt five feet tall. However, they are both at Fort Clark. Texas, to replace an enlisted man, whether he be tall or short. (U. S. Army photo). AIKEN t'Ol'XTY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The Aiken County Teachers' Association met Oct. 15th at the Aiken graded school. ---.-After?the devotional exercises the new teach ci-s were welcomed by our president. lie stated the happiness of having them with us. He also asked them to join us in helping to make Aiken County one of the very 4)est in every respect. Our Jeanes teacher Mrs. J. W. Washington presented the County Supt., Mr. Byrd spoke to us in his own way. The teachers of the county are always pleased t o have hirrr-comb inland take a part in our meetings. The Lunch program was discussed ..Uy..those..in charge. The majority of our schools seem tcy be interested in one of the three ypes of I.unch. Aiken County is not only interested in the 'child " mentally but physically. Again Mrs. Washington came to us with tochuing quotations, friendly advice tand information. The president expressed himself" as having enjoyed working with, and as a part of the Association. The officers are Mr. W. F. IlickPres.; Mr. 0. Br Blassengale, Vice-Pros.; Mrs. G. F. Branch, Sec.; Mrs. C. B. Smith, Asst.; Mrs. A. .B. Jennings, Troas; Miss Dorothea Konner, reporter. LANCASTER NEWS St. Paul A. M. E. Church Kevr.L S. Martin, PasTor S. S. opened at the usual hour with all teachers at their post. The lesson was reviewed by Rev. Marshall a minister of the Pee Dec conference which was held at Mt. Zion A. M. E. church. At 1L:30 Rev. Webb of-the Pec Doe conference nvojivdiod > u-nn. (lerful inspiring sermon which everyone enjoyed. We are yery glad to have our Pastor, Rev. J. S. Martin back with US for apothoi- ypniv I Mrs. Goldie Williams of LynIiaven, Va., spent a few days with her aunt. Mrs. Goldic Padcn. Seaman J. \V. Green of Norfolk, Va., spent a week with his fam ily, Mrs. Amelia II. Green $ and laughters. lie came to see his new daughter Gloria 'Blossom, which was ""horn recently. While here he visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Green of.Rivhburg. We were very glad to see the following soldiers in town: Herbert Funderburk, Lindsay George, Warren Mack, Curtis Patterson. M. D. Cunningham, Ralph Camptell and Pvt. Play. Mr. Wm. Allen spent Sunday ii>Columbia visiting his daughter. Mi\ and Mrs. Fred L. Clinton and daughter. Mrs. Marjorie McM.urray spent Sunday in Orangeburg viaiting their daughter Deems who is a freshman at S. C. I State college. Mrs. Ellaroe S. Graham and Miss Humphries and others oT Hock Hill visited the conference here Smdav. Miss Alnieta Clyburn of Detroit Mich., is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ben C. Clyburn. Rev, and Mrs. A B King spent Friday and Saturday here. Rev. King is pastor ing Wayman A. M. E. church, \vinn.sboio. Miss Dicie Faulkner spent the, week end with her aunt \Tru T>??-t i Price. Miss Faulkner is attend- ' lag school Ja .Columbia. ? 55= ^ IRMO NEWS Youngs Chapel AME Church Rev. M. W. Jackson, Pastor We are well pleased over having Rev. Jackson as our pastor avaiii. llo preached a wonderful sermon from I John 3:F and usnl for his theme: God Is Love. A number of visitors were present,? inehiding the pastor's two sons and one of their classmates. _ members from Macedonia Baptist.. Pleasant Spring AME and Irmo First Presbyterian church's. The pastor was all smiles over a large box of groceries presented him as a surprise. Mr. I. II. Boozer has. been -nmowhat indisposed for a few ~~ lays. . Mrs. Mattie Boozer is at home after spending, a few days i n Greensboro, N.C., with Pvt. Fred Boozer. < ' Cpl. Ulysses Shell of N. Y. City and Fort Jackson spent Sunlay here visiting friends. Corpoion Institute. Miss Jennie E. Young of Atlanta University spent the week end at -home. Get a copy of The Leader at Boozer's Place. - RIDGE HILL NEWS S. S. was wonderful with each teacher at his post. The junioi choir was in charge of'the B. T. LL A u rirwinvf ill pyrtprn \lrnc j rauied out. The Junior Red Cross campaign ended Friday and a- splendid amount wftsj;eportcd by each class Miss Althcal Coleman spent a pleasant week end and Misses' Trapzsy L. Davis and Margie Greene a pleasant afternoon in { Aiken. - 1 Miss Annie Barnes an ex-graduate of this school who has return cd from New York to take up"nurse training was seen on the campus Friday. The Hot Lunch program is com.ng along nicely under the super vi'sion of Mrs. V. R. McLaurin. Teachers and students are work c ing hard to make the parachute ? drive successful. We wish for Mr. Perry a speedy c recovery. We also regret the ill- J f mcss uj- iviiss v^ieoris west a mem- d ber of the fifth grade. t Miss Queen G. Andrews and Mr ? Clarence Kehner have joined the ? junior class. ? The Adult?Sewing class opened j Thursday. Mfrs. V. R. McLaurin. j directress. 3 The L. P. A. club met -sat?the } home of Mrs. Addie Merit. A do- c lici'ous repast was served. Miss C. E. Wells spent the week i ?nd ^isiting relatives at Ward. 1 Mrs. Tressic Harris had as her 0 dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and a Mrs. Barral Norris and A. Norris 1 Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Thorn- ? is Peterson of Batesburg and Mr end Mrs. Walter Norris of Ridgt ' Spring. They all reported a pleas ant stay. L_ _ _v The first grade with Miss S. R. I Crawford teacher, is improving ^ greatly this month. Their attitude , is wonderful and their attendance [ is fine. b To our regret Mazie Hammond * gave up delivering the Leader on | account of needing the time foi e class work and music practice p Mazie has been dependable and I faithful. From now on see Le- ? roy Broad/iax for your paper j rsi 1 i icase nave money when paper is v delivered. __ _? Margie Greene, reporter COPE NEWS Rev. C. C. Burgess, Pastor n * * _ o S. S. on the Good Hone circuTi t was called to order at the usual ' hour. Rev. Burgess and most of , Ihe officers and teachers present, j Thc lesson_ was beautifully? dis- 1< fussed and semed to be interest- s ng to those present. . This being the first Sunday the p pastor preached at Good Hope in t the morning at which time he ad- I ministered the Lord's Supper. The v entire service was very much cm- ^ joyed. t Sunday night the Rev. S. A. r, Funchess preached one of those R pood old time religious sermons ' lhat we enjoyed. Accompanying 5 Rev. Funchess were the madam, Rev. H. D. Sharperson and a num. v" t>er of his good members who ^ came along not only to hear him i preach huF to carry on the good n work. He brought into our midst ? members from his entire charge. | Our visitors from out of state Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Wade h Hampton, Mh\ and Mrs. D. Sump- r wr, Messrs K. T. and William jn Hampton all of Washington, D. C.; .VIr. Lovelice Buzhy of Charleston \ Tr. camp. We were very please < to have them and ask that they ^ :ome again. A. R. SumpUr, reporter ^ < THE PALMETTO L < r ffv "JB Hurtsu of rubrlic delations, "LET'S SIT THIS ONE OUT Louis Barrow's wctt-enrncd advice Ilobinson) Smith, as the Lonis troupi Under direction of the Special Servi tne group has appeared m us camp diers. The tour started August 30. Corporal Robert J. Payne and Pm remainder, ol the I.ouis group. (Pb COLUMBIA'AM.ETC LEADS IN FINANCE Many Distinguished Visits AsKin^'K^ urn of Bishop ] a A Candidate For I list intern By VV. R. Bowman' * (Staff Reporter) The Columbia A. M. E. confer- j nee, which closed its annual sos-.j: ion last-week at Union went oiin ecord as tfio greatest conference \ n its history, as it led all the J I ither conferences (per capita) in n md all other items. Bishop J. S. Flipper was forced | o say that the ('olunrt/rrr confernee ministers read their reports] nth moTe earn, loudrrr-fustcr ami i nore intelligent than the oilier > onlerences. Not one wiie, did 1 ( bshop Flipper have to ask what | ( id you say, etc. The 8. S. raised 1. 183.80. which led the state. Dr. j \ H. Addison's district led the j (inference and state in 3pTTar lllo- j toy; his .district reported an in- j i roase in dollar money of .8! 13.07 | "he educational night lie t*d 81.ST.SOr^whicit led the state" 'for ( me night's collection. Bishop nd Mrs. Flipper were pleased be ond expression and told of their | ove and estee:n they have for I his conffehence. . ; I )istinguished Visitors ,nd Candidates A.mong the many distinguished j isito-rs -- '.ore?Drs-. d. ! 1. - -TioH-rto-v}-. \V. W'ilhorn, candidate for. the , iccretnrv of Chureli Extension; \ J. Miles. J. II. Bryan. Da*, is |' {. PI. Brogdnn, for the bishopric i i )r. D. O. Walker also for thoji lishopric; Dr. M. F?Robinson-the i oung giant and the leader _ o 1 j' he Northeast Conference, who j cd at his conference for ihe (ion j I ral Conference and who v. ili a ;-i . ire for other things in Church; j )r. E. A. Adams, Secretary <>f i ' Education. Prcsi iont of Yicbuy . Savings Bank in Columbir., Ib. I ' /ee A. Logan and perhaps other [ isifors this reporter can't recall i , it Inresent. iiit' riL'ruwii m inr * I' IU'I'."] [ 'onf'Tcnco resulted as follows:,1 >rs. \\*. I!. Clarke. W.-I. K<?!i-J nson, T. H.- 'Addisou. O. Din- | mm aii<l 15. .1. Cunningham. The state of the country was bly road by Prof. A. B. King"!' f Lancaster and the state of tin i TRuicfi was road by ltev. 15. J i :umpter of Newberry. The Rev .J. Martin was elect- I d chief secretary and Rev. J. C I latos and Rev. Martin were e- f eeted statistical ? and recording , ecretaries respectively. Judging from the many favovn-D le comments, donations and nth- I ! r things that the Nwherry Dis- ; rict has recently given Dr. O. ('. )unham, the Newberry district rill doubtless 'take* its proper dace in the conference, which is ' t the head. In a statement t>. his reporter, he says. "Every , ninister is pleased with his eon- , ;regation and every congregation s pleased with its pastor." \ f tatemcnt that only a few Preidinp Elders can truthfully say. t Among the important changes ] verc Rev., A. IX. Daw kins poc< . rom Spartanburg to Columbia, he?Rev.?McDonald of?('nhimhin? akes his place; Rev. \V. R. Bownan leaves Little Mountain and ; oes to.Pomaria; Rev. S.?I. .Tohnqn leaves PonVaria and poos to Jdpefield. ' The pastor, Rev. Janerette and 1 lis dear wife had things all in : eadiness; ^he conference pave im a vote of thaiAs. Dr. W. \V."""ftnrris of Chicago, nnounced his candidacy for th< listingrnphor of tlte A. M. E. r Church. This position is heinp eld now In- Bishop R. C. Ransom. , louth Carolina is thinking, since L bishop's hand is full, Dr. Bar- L y hwM tiHinllf Himt. pn'-'trton tn?" i2? . EADEIt ^ 4 i .:^--- JKI raBg: #j^H^R&3a U. S. War Department . RAY !"-^That is Sergeant Joa to Corporal Walket (Sugar Ray i prepares for a rest in California, ce Division, Army Service Forces, s before 300,000 enthusiastic solFirst Sergeant George Nicholson, ate George Wilson make up the oto by U. S. Army, Signal Corps). onference" r;s; Resolution Adopted Flipper; Dr. W. \V. Harris phcr of the Church opnectinh with his church work with all ease. The nest conference will he had \l ! exineton. under the wise loahrship of our personal friend, the Rev. I. (>." Simmons, who. has iris, .twelfth appointment to this place. JOHNSTON NEWS ?Mr.?C.?A.?Reubens, a member ,r ,i,,. r>..n .........t . ',>nton spent me week mrt hrrrrr villi his famflv. Mr. Willie Gary, sophomore at V'lt'ii university spent the week ml vHli .his pa; cnts 31 r. and Mrs. dobert. Galv._ [idgefield County Training School A packed audience enjoyed the diver Tone. Jubilee singers Friday They arc planning a return ngageniont Dert inber ID in interval or the P. T. A. Mr. Herbert C. Daniels who rerently left for the Navy has re:eivi.d an honorable discharge. The iiieinbers of the faculty of Tie ralei Held~ TiTiiity 1 r. school ill appear in a program at BethA. M. K. ch'.ir.h Sunday", NovT IS, at o p.m. You and your "riends are cordially invited to l>c Present. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. King, Misses [J. M. Johnson and R. B. Broadnax nade- a business- trip to Augusta Monday.^ While there they spent i few hours with Mr. and Mrs. fhomits Newsomc. With the beginning of the third month we find our enrollment *on i rapid increase. To dale we 'have nrolled ..tudents, ,Hath .Milo.% reporter REN NETTSV1M.K NEWS ('. I). Sander^. Reporter The A. M. E. V.. conference closed one of the best >es-ions li'.iring. he history of the conference last v: ok at Lancaster. S. 0. Mr?. L. FL Stubbs of Disc Hill church and Mrs. Mary "Jones of Kvans Chapel \. M. 11. Z. church attended the >cssion. Rev., and Mrs. Webbs nade a round report front Zion church. The M. K. pastors at*? itenibers are busy fretting ready o leave for their annual conferntce. The relatives and friends regret o learn of the death of Mrs. Lrz:ie Lanilt. Funeral service will held Friday. 3:30 p.m. at Shi. oh church. , First Lieut. Robert Rutler of Hassaehusets is homo on a few lays furlough. He was the surrise guest of his aunts and units in the .city;-Sunday. He made pop call at the home of the re)or?or. He whs accontpahied by tis two sister?, \li\ss Cornelia Buter of Hartsvdlc and Mrs. Anna L. vtephensof of /Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lucas an-, lounee tlie marriage of their daugh or Miss Argee E. Lucas of Ben'HHvillc,??r>.?tvHcior in the?King AM' NEWS SHOUTS Continue! from Page 1 ' I A Fetter from Navy Sec'y. Knox ; rojjjrht forth satisfaction from ' - -the?Washington crew members The letter was in answer to th< lew's communication on the fine I relations between <run ami merchant crew about'1 hip. Norfolk? Vn. --P. B. Youinr. editor of the Journal and Guide, announces: tiecau.se of an acute tiFness the latter part of Oeptembcr I exmessed 10 certain officials in the Washington office an intention of resigning my post on FEPC. Aftcr some rest and the recovery of my normal health 1 have reconsidered the matter and have--" no present intention of severing my connection with FEPC." T'rhana, ().?When citizens here voted in Tuesday's election,- they .ear d8-year-old Norman K. Adiiiis as councilman. Adams, the only Negro candidate whose name appeared on the ballot, was unopposed! . 1 C<iuTuTI:filiti' Adams "Iras'1 Vtd'Ved" for four years as chairman of the council's financial committee. His vicie activities include leadership in the boy scout movement t mem - Port hip with J ho X.VACP, a trustee of Second Baptist church, and three years seiviee on the county Iruft board. Tnskt'gee.?Miss Mary Edwardr " a recent graduate of the Tuskegcc Institute high school, was this year's recipient of the scholarship of $100, awarded annually fby the national sorority of Phi ' Delta Kappa to the high school girl of the nation's Negro schools that cores the highest in a competitive examination given by the organization. DIE W EST NEWS Rev. Benjamin J. Glover beautifully portrayed the Christian's life with the story of Rahab and the men of Israel as a setting. He strongly appealed to the . Christians to show a sign. Each one present was uplifted h y this 'strong gospel message. At Mt. Zion Presbyterian the Rev; E. L. Af:Adams brought a message filled with thought and inspiration, and each one present enjoyed this time appeal to live righteously. At St. Marv Baptist'church the " HeV. IT FT Daniels Was no less uealous and instructive in the me? e-nge which he brought to the muni aers _of his fold.?Thus ?41?gve-*weil with the churches o f Due AYest. Mrs. Lucinda Blount has return ed from the Anderson county hospital where she underwent an operation and >s recovering nicely to the delight of her host ol friends. Pvt. Alphonso drier who is in he Quartermaster Dept. and is Uationed at Chattanooga, Tenn., T s spending a furlough with his (.invents Mr. and Mrs. Lowcry jiier. I ., ... . i vi. oames \ arentntp ol port Murk. Texas is the guest of hvs wife and parents here for a few lays. ~ l\t:. F.rskiate Jones of Fort Sill. Oklahoma is visiting his mother .md sister here and also his wife ;nd children. .Staff Sgt. and Mis. Curtis J. liarkncss. Jr.. of Ft. Bragg, N'. were the week end guests q/. the former's parents Mr. and .Mrs. Curtis liarkncss. Sr. Mr. James I;ee Mars is home from Detroit. Mich., and will <pend the wintcv .here w ith his larents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mars. Miss Edna Wharton came up 'torn Columbia and spent last week end with home folk. Mrs. Annie J. Garrett who is TPTChig in Laurens county, came home ami spent last week end. - -Mrs. Willie Mae Rob/n son of '.Villiamston. S. C., is the guest .1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. [a*o. f Mrs. Maggie M. Murray has re- , turned to her work as .Joanos u-a her of Edgefield county after pending" several days at her home here incident to the death of aer stepfather Mr. Paul Saxon. Rev. B. J. Glover, Mr. Olin I.. ?mith and Mr Andrew Miller. .lr were the dinner guests of Mr. and Alts. Walter?S,?Young on *" last ;tree liigh school. Kingstree. to : ^>1. John I.each-of New York City , tationed at Camp Campbell. Ky. IVe trust thi's young couple a long happy snil through life. Mrs. Leach is a graduate of Morris college. The reporter returned home Saturday after spending a pleasant ,Jcliroe weeks vacation in northern states. The trip has added much ;o her life in visiting relatives and ffiewdwi t, ?? J - ? ? } it I } ^ " ''' ' ' : ^ 1 -1 ! LV S. War Deonrtment THE HIGHEST- SCOKK recorder ? ed in the Aviation Cadet Mental Qualifying Examination (ACpj?) in months went recently to Wilson N\ Cobbs, 17, of Washington, D. C. / Cobbs' sjfor.e was 304 out of a pos- jl | sible 390, with 180 as the passing 'j-grade. Presently employed at the 11 National Archives, Cobbs will b< | caked by the Army when he reachej his 18th birthday, at which time he will be sent to Kcesler Field, Miss, issippu...lor basic training. and .... I later to the Tuskegee Army Air ; , Field. He is a native of Gordonsville, Virginia^ and a graduate.ot the Unionsville (Va.) High School, 1 (U. S. Army photo). ! v ^ - ? Mmday. j """ .Mr. Cub Hums left during .last i * .veok for Philadelphia. Pa., where I ** he plan." to sin'ivd flu7"winter. Mrs. Maud Holmes ?>:' Washing- j ? . on. 1). is spending several ! lays as the guest of her sistcr-ir.- i aw. Miss Jennie A. Holmes. '.Mrs. Clara Mars and children; ?4?Ik t i">it.?M ieh.. re turned?hone. ?;ast week after a pleasant visit i I vith her husband's?parents* Mr i J . ind Mrs?Paul Mais. ?? -~j" I MeC \IU NEWS j I Miss Kldora Nlcl^iin was quiet- i ' ly married to Air. .Johnnie I'. Hay,- ! as of Dillon. Tin. couple reside iiv,'"k Dillon. Pvt. Calvin .M, Il.-.v-..f Ft. P.rneii 1 eif. tiiv wii'l, end with rclathv? : .nd frauds. Al-o Pvt. honker T j 1'unily^ also of Ft. prayv- I Services "were very trooil at ti;ea\vr Dam church F inlay. Rev. | '. Robinson has retuin* (1. from j A'ashinirton ami reports an -en- i ma oyaMc trio, lie preached a wnn-y* F i t'll! sermon. Mrs. M. M. Ale- nc: .'ollouffh o I' Chester, worshiped v.itli n. ami e\pri s.-td her,-eh' as 50< avim.;- cu iovi d tin- rv ice The prin-. tpal "I "'ir schnnl a1,v. cntvC : r-hort iaik o11 cooperation, of |hW tl.e pan r.ts n: the hot lunch pro- j ^ ect v hich only cost ..three cents C :>er dav. I lo.s?ua?very?cheap?fn? ines i to [tie K V. Pcp'LU'SC ;i!so wor-Int.ed vith ...?. lie is one | ol or r - .<marie.- ami - poke on 111.- work. < 'ejection rais"d at 11 <i* Wi u Secures t the l'reshyter.an i 1 i hureh y.? < yt \ v ii"<mulL. in tJic* j an.-eiu o o| t or pastor Rev. .lamas the i?ev. Mcl^iieen took iharpre. < ilf -poke Item lhi* text .'57 I'salms. . ! oiled ioti *7." 1. .Mi-. Sarah Wright Hires. .Miss Louise W right. Kosa A. Wright, Mr. and .Mrs. \\ i! 1 i? Wright. Mr j Louis Wright have returned to X. " 'i . < ify alter 'the death of Rev. ; It. Wiigh. | Mr CharLv MrKnight oi i in raw | made a short visit to the McCnl: | M Ti. school while en route to Fay ttevilie to the air hr.se where he > opiating a harher shop. He ^ " much inspired with oar school ^ ft?irik- ' . . .-M Pvt. George. mT Washington is i M home on furlough looking the pic- [ H aurM- u: lioali li. 1 ie- ?,.*twi iolird mm K'^OOOO^OCiO.CjOOC^iO^OOO^OOOOO I DAVID G. ELLIS ! THIRTY-TWO YEARS OF HO fp ~ r~ IS SI RANCE1 ? ? All Kinds of Insura | TELEPHONE g 1221 Washington St. fr'UWWWOWWOWOOOOOOCWSCW PAGE THREE Camp Carson, Colo. ? [ 1 r. <'. Sin o lap- and M i\_ J oh n 1 rkcry have returned home af<|u ndiny a very pleasant tripV,"'k -J 4 1 ii'i.-c ..aU are Mrs. Caroline-Mr . mm Mr. .lohn D. Murphy. k 1 i~ ^ M. \. Watson was called ire MTStrvf-nl' the illness of her ht r. 1 Ilopa I.. IJethea, reporter You Can't Stop Birthdays . . But You Can End GRAY HAIR WORRIES Act Now ... Before You Start tooklnjT Yeari Older Than You Really Aro , IIf you want to bring a new, rich color to your hair ? start using Godefroy's Larieuse II air Coloring now. It acts quickly and directions in the red box make it simple to apply. 2 You'll be amazed at how evenly and easily it goes on. Won't rub off or wash out. / 3 Insist on Larieuse, known and used for 4 5 years. Your dealer will refund money if you're not lOOTi satisfied. { If your dealer doesn't have Larieuse (LARRY-USE) send $1.25 direct to . . . Godejroy Mfg. Co"., 3510 Oliie Street, SL-Louis, Mo. CAUTION: U?? Only ai Directed on Label ? Y OODKfBOY'l JadtieuAe, ~ HAIR COLORING 196 D 1 I ? C a-N-SV L 1 ? . $ ADAM CECIL ci.?. * i not. aiuic in oioic, vuumj or City I will tall you juat |B?jy what you want to rais i H bPI know about "your i^^yKipyji tT"tixfe "enemies or rivals; whether ^ *Vw?^]wlsi busbartd, wife bt f\x ?)9 sweetheart is true gam the love of : one you -most desire; control influence the actions of anyone, n though miles away. Guartee success where others fail. MADAM CECIL All Business Confidential Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. rmanently located in 2nd Putr-^ in Trailer on left side of Highly No. 1 coming out of Columbia Kt to Mrs. Roland's Groc. Store on C..n#ln.??, It* /"? 1 L.' O tn ouiiiia; ? m . Luiuiuuid, o. V/? : Special Headings for a short time only! ' or Appointments Ph'one 2297? KNUF FLOUR Ift good? , HONESTLY. i OOOOl OOOOOTCO0OafiC8MCK8O0O8OB| _ ON AGENCY ; j NKST ANI) EFFICIENT I J nee Except Life ? 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